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New Board elected at Poly |
 NINE NEW MEMBERS have been elected to the Board of the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society in addition to six previous members. Henk Wiekens was elected as interim chairman.The task is now on for the new-look board to come up with money-raising ideas to fund the long-term future of The Poly. Certainly with the amount of enthusiasm shown by the general public to save the town's art centre, the outlook must surely be positive. The Poly was re-opened four months after closing its doors when the trading company running the "business" for the RCPS in Church Street shut last December. The re-opening comes as a victory for over 5000 members of Facebook "Save Our Poly" group. You can view what's on at The Poly HERE. |
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Merlin "Over the moon" with Cinema" award |
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 Geoff Greaves of Merlin looks back on the first year ...
"WE ARE DELIGHTED with the business so far and overall the response to the opening of "the Phoenix" I am also over the moon that a whole industry group have awarded us the RAAM "UK Independent cinema of the year 2010" for the Phoenix Cinema a real accolade", states Mr Greaves. He continues: "I cannot deny especially in the beginning we had a few technical issues including air con problems, lift malfunctions and some very small projection problems, in all affecting a very small number of shows and mostly going unnoticed by our customers. |
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 PRINCE William paid a visit to "The Phoenix" recently, taking in the late showing of "Green Zone". He was training at Culdrose, Helston, with Search and Rescue. |
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Phoenix to host Film Festival again |
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PLANNING is underway for the 2010 Cornwall Film Festival, celebrating Cornish and international filmmaking for the ninth consecutive year. The Phoenix, Falmouth’s state-of-the-art |
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FOR new of jobs at Phoenix Falmouth please CLICK HERE for Merlin Cinemas' webpage where you will be able to download application form in PDF format |
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